OUAT1.22 Regina - You Twisted Little Imp
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I think here is where we see Regina beginning to realize just how many jumps ahead of her Rumple is, how much she's been playing his game all along.
I think you are right....no matter what the situation, Rumple seems to always be perfectly in control and knows exactly who to manipulate and how. It made his final moment all the sweeter.
@@CeltycSparrowExcept his parents... and he overcomes. Truly praise worth except their last encounters...
"I was saving it for a rainy day." Rumple.
"Well it's storming like a bitch outside, now where is it?" Emma.
Oh my. I love that spitfire of Emma's whenever she's dealing with Rumple. Fearless and determined, and that's what he finds charming about her. LoL.
Tsukabu's Artsy Things love her. I aspire to be like Emma! She doesn't take anyone's shit!
Like father like daughter.
I love that in this scene, if even for a moment, it was so satisfying to have Rumple feel like a fairy godfather or something with how he's helping Emma (although really himself, although we don't totally know that yet) and he's so genuinely happy to help her and stick it to Regina (whom we've had villainized up until this point, so it feels satisfying). Feels like he's playing the loving wise-old-man/grandfather type
Rumpelstiltskin CREATED Emma. He made sure her parents succeeded in fighting for each other through thick and thin. The pressure his other pawn, Regina, put on them turned them into diamonds, their remarkably pure love into its truest form.
Her father was one of his few friends, one of the rare people he respected in any form, turned to for help and advice (or even implied that he needed help at all to), and shared a few of his closely guarded secrets with (Belle, particularly). And as little as David wanted to admit it, he always went straight to Rumpelstiltskin when he was in need, at least after the discovery that they both experienced true love.
During the time she embraced her evil side, Regina represented the darkness in Rumpelstiltskin, all the twisted things he felt compelled to do to get back to his son, since he'd also made HER, too. Emma was his light. I think he quite enjoyed sticking it to the Darkness when he got the chance.
"Well it's storming like a bitch."
I love that quote.
The look on Emma's face was priceless when he told her what the box contained.
Rumple: "I told you magic comes with a price."
Regina: "Henry shouldn't have to pay it!"
Rumple "No. You should. But alas, we are where we are."
Truth! What happened to Henry was the natural consequences of Regina's need for control and power. Thankfully it was also the turning point of her seeing what she was about to loose because of it.
Regina always loved Henry but at this point, it was more possessive and she was still addicted to her dark magic.
@@ChristineTheHippie Yes :(
He just sent them on a wild goose or dragon chase for something Emma could've done from the start of the episode if he told them but that was never going to happen. If he told them kissing henry was the answer then there would be nothing in it for him in return i.e. bringing magic to storybooke and furthering his plan to find his son. He's really good at playing the looong game and treating everyone like unwitting pawns. That's what I love most about his character in my opinion.
It's always done done, art of deal. I give you something you give me something in return. And it's right sometimes he plays with that specially when the deal is "you will owe me a favor." who say yes if you don't know what you will do for him? A desperated person...
What I love with him is that he may be doing something that isn't useful at the moment but he thinks for the next years or decades. He prepared the potion 28 years ago.
He represents what I'm not, I can't even predict my next few days 🤣 and I must admit that it fascinates me.
I don't know.... Emma doesn't BELIEVE easily. If her father heard "True Love's Kiss breaks any curse, now go kiss your kid," he'd have bolted out the door in a second. He did do that for Snow White repeatedly.
But I think Emma would be uncertain at this point and argued hard, wheedling for ANY solution that didn't involve her having to bank on how much she loved someone. It's TRUE Love's Kiss, not "Sure I Care About Him, But Is It Love???" Kiss. We, the audience, knew Emma loved Henry enough, but she was terrified because of her past in unloving foster homes and due to her disastrous relationship with Neal. Emma admitted that she was overwhelmed, felt like she couldn't save others, and barely felt she could handle being there for her kid. She struggled with believing in magic, but that seemed mostly due to her struggles with believing in herself.
And we know that True Love requires being willing to sacrifice. A simple kiss wouldn't be enough, just like Rumple kissing Belle wasn't enough to bring her back from her sleeping curse - he would've had to be willing to give up being the Dark One for her, and he wasn't. In Emma's case, the sacrifice was her fear. She accepted her role as the Savior and mother who loves her son, which is what Henry wants and needs her to be. She hasn't even told Henry she loves him until just before True Love's Kiss.
Emma is able to do that when she has tried and failed to save Henry with the potion, when she thinks all hope is lost and she's desperate and despairing enough. And when she doesn't know that the kiss could save Henry, so she isn't thinking of failing when she kisses him. Just that she loves him and would do anything to get him well. (AND REGINA WOULD TOO - I feel like the curse could not have broken if Regina had held on to it hard enough, but she didn't care about the curse, just about Henry, and actively worked toward a result that would likely end the curse.)
Rumpelstiltskin is savvy, familiar with fear, and thinks a zillion steps ahead. I think it likely he may have thought of this, if it was actually an issue (and belief had been a serious issue so far for her). So I feel that the fetch quest for the Love Potion solved two of Rumpelstiltskin's problems. 1. Retrieving the potion so he can get magic to a magic-less land, 2a. Getting the Savior desperate enough to realize that she loves her boy more than her fear, and 2b. Getting the Savior to kiss her son without realizing the stakes of that kiss.
Rumple is enjoying this too much. But after what Regina did to him and Belle I can't blame him. Who's really the twisted one, dearie?
Wasn't he that manipulated her from the beginning?
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@@sarahicastro3526 okay...
@@warriorgirl8507 yeah I'm thinking the exact same thing okayyyy
2:04 I suspect Regina is recalling incidents in the past where that particular blade came a little too close for comfort...we already know that it's played a starring role in her nightmares...
Well, Charming DID throw it at her...
Plus the Charmings fought Regina in a full-on civil war, and eventually defeated her. I'm guess he got close to running that blade through her more than once.
Snow did slice her on the face for hurting a innocent lady
That really filled me with laughs and giggles when Emma said in quote. "well it's raining like a bich where is it"
Robert the bloody carry of this show
He's the fucking god of the show
I feel like Rumple was a little defensive of Henry like even before he knew he was his grandson he saw a bit of Bae in Henry (a young boy just a bit younger than bae was when he lost him) so he seems genuinely angry that an innocent boy ended up paying the price for regina's revenge. Just his tone of voice. I think he knew Emma would be able to save Henry without the true love potion
Surely he knew that...Emma has to believe, then the kiss of true love works. But someone had to get his elixir up for him to bring the magic to Storybrook. And Rumple seizes an opportunity when it presents itself...
So, is this Rumplestiltskin taking control, Runplestiltskin being a troll or Rumplestiltskin being a troll *WHILE* taking control?
The term "taking control" implies he didn't have it in the first place...
@@etazeta674 Good point - rephrase: is this Rumplestiltskin retaining control, being a troll, or being a troll *while* retaining control?
@@Jamestopboy or revealing that he never lost control
If only they both realized that all henry needed was true loves kiss....
lol I love that Rumple most likely knew that. Though... Regina should've known... she was the one that tried to trick Belle into 'curing' Rumple
@@YourMomz07 True love is the only type of magic that trumps any curse, any realm, any place that doesn't have magic. A kind of magic that Regina couldn't conceive at the time & Emma would not have understood. So yeah Rumple always had the upper hand. He got his comeuppance when it was deserved, but he was such a great villain. I would have loved to see him verse Jafar. The Jafar from OUAT in Wonderland. He was fantastic as well.
Yeah but implied consent for a kiss wouldn't fly in our current toxic excessive politically correct culture
I think it's debateable if TLK would have worked if Regina did it at this point in time. TL has to be mutual and I think Henry had mixed feelings at best for Regina at this point
Regina's Face when rumple reveals Charming's Sword. "Really Bitch?"
love is one magic that regular people can make, not always easy but its worth it.
Rumple that is smart and twisted of you I like it
Even the Dark One loses sometimes Gold you have lost it
2:06 oh emma, it's a lollypop, you silly!
1:15 "😤Enough riddles! What do we do?"
" *😈You* do nothing. It has to be Ms. Swann."
"😠Henry's *my* son! It should be me!"
"🙄😒All due respect, but it's *her* son."
I do like seasons later they stopped this petty rivalry over who Henry belongs to. It's his choice, and he loves both Emma and Regina. They kinda did become two halves of the same coin, almost like sisters.
1:27
She's the product of the magic = Emma Swan's kiss for Henry
Only thing here is rumple didn't create the dark curse his mother did. H simply added to it
But to keep up appearances, he tells everyone that he created it. It's implied, I believe in the episode where Rumple loses Bae, that the Dark Curse isn't his because when asking for a way to get to a Land Without Magic, Blue lets it slip that a Dark Curse would work. Rumple promises to love no one and spend every waking moment looking for the Curse. Also, the Seer predicts that Rumple will cast the Dark Curse, not make it.
So it's implied early on that it's not his. Plus in Season 4, we see how he gets it.
It's a plot hole. People will try to make excuses and say it's not, but the fact that it is a plot hole
He created it, she cast it. He created it to find his son so he could enter a world without magic.
@@Riskofrain527 not a plothole ! it was implied in s1 that he would FIND curse as powerfull! It was inventet by his mother though who was hintet to apear since s1
In a way he kinda did as he was the reason the Black Fairy created it, to protect him.
"True love, the only magic powerful enough to transcend realms and break any curse" So does this essentially mean that Rumple could've used the magic of True love for Baelfire to cross worlds to find him? He just searched the evil possibilities instead of the good ones...
Not quite.
Rumple loves power more - as we saw with Belle - so it wouldn’t work...
No, because borders between realms aren't curses.
It’s also because, most likely when he lost his son, they weren’t even born yet. Although he could have done that when they feel in love (I’m assuming they were in love for a year or at least a couple of months) but rtozier makes a good point
@@sjaak7106 but the love of a father to a son can be true love :) I didn't mean to suggest that Baelfire was a product of true love, but that Rumple's love for his son could be considered true love
1:04 that side glance Regina does she instantly think oh shit if people wake up…
Rumple said he created the curse, but in season 6 we find out the Black Fairy created it
Black fairy created it but rumple added on too it
Alex Ottey that’s what I was about to say. He added to with that loophole with the Savior being able to break it.
@@sjaak7106 He created more than just a loophole. The curse had clearly been changed.(it was originally created as fairy magic. Fairy dust was the catalyst for the spell, and rumple made the catalyst for the spell-the heart of the closest person. ) The black fairy wanted to use the curse to protect her family.(her son) She had no intention of sacrificing her loved ones.
@@sjaak7106 Of course, black fairy dust is hard to get, because the black fairy herself was exiled to another world.(long before the curse). It is also unique because the black fairy is the only fairy who use dark magic. In addition, the black fairy was one of the most powerful existences in all the realms.(even Rumple in his previous form was wary of her)
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